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Swiss gourmets' home in Kyiv 

EUROVISION COUNTRY: Switzerland
KYIV DESTINATION: Le Komora Swiss Cheese restaurant
Muesli, Fondue, Raclette and Swiss wine are all available at the two Swiss Le Komora http://lekomora.com restaurants in Kyiv.
The closest to the centre is just off Kreschatik St on Pushkinskaya St, 2-4/7. The restaurant looks onto a very plush square, Park Khreschatiy Yar,  with various upmarket coffee shops and restaurants. 
Here you can try a degustation of various cheese boards also. 
Kreschatiy Yar also has a secret road, the continuation of Pushkinskaya St., which disappears under a triumphal arch and leads you down to Maidan square.
Swiss embassy:
Address: Koziatyniska St, 11/14, Kyiv.
Tel:         +41 800 247-365
What Swiss links to Kiev do you know?

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